A ‘bizarre” lie from Former President Donald Trump’s was prompted by an underlying and justifiable fear that he doesn’t stand a chance in Thursday’s presidential debate, neoconservative William Kristol wrote for the Bulwark Monday. The lie in question was Trump’s Saturday claim that he’s been accused of calling service members who died in action “suckers” and “losers” because his “stupid people” prevented him from refuting it properly years ago. “Trump, unhappy that this is the case, invents a bizarre lie about it,” Kristol writes. “It’s not bothering him because he has a bad conscience about …